www.cbs.dk

Center for Innovation og Entrepreneurship at CBS

www.db.dk

Denmark’s School of Library Sciences has campuses in Copenhagen and Aalborg and is a comprehensive organisation with three institutes: the Institute for Information Studies, the Institute for Library Development and the Institute for Culture and Media. The school has approximately 1,000 students, of which 200 study in Aalborg and 800 in Copenhagen.

www.vaeksthus.dtu.dk

www.hkr.se

The University College of Kristianstad is eastern Skåne’s knowledge centre with 11,000 students enrolled. University studies are a time honoured tradition in the area. The university college has a wide selection of programmes, independent courses and assigned courses.  

www.itu.dk 

With the Danish Parliament’s approval of the new University Law, the IT Institute in Copenhagen (founded in 1999) changed its name and status on 1 July 2003 and officially became the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU).

The IT University has many current entrepreneurial initiatives running. 

www.karch.dk

The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts also includes the Academy Council, The Art Academy’s School of Visual Arts, the School of Curator Studies, the Library and the School of Architecture. The Academy of Art was founded in 1754 and recently celebrated its 250th anniversary.

Innovation and entrepreneurship website: www.ku.dk/innovation

The University of Copenhagen has been the university in Denmark for 450 years. Others have been established over the years, but the University of Copenhagen has maintained its position as the country’s largest research and learning institution with a wide array of degree programmes – Denmark’s national and international university all in one.

www.entreprenur.lu.se - Lund University's entrepreneurship website.

Lund University naturally has its position among Europe’s leading seats of learning. As Scandinavia’s largest institution for higher education and research, the university today operates within a broad spectrum of subjects. About 5,500 people work at Lund University – teachers, researchers, administrative and technical staff – and there are about 40,600 students.

www.mah.se 

Malmö University College started in 1998 and is Sweden’s eighth biggest university college to date. Today, over 20,000 students study one of our six domains of education – some on longer programmes, others on shorter courses. Malmö University College aims to be an open university college – open to a constantly shifting labour market, new pedagogical forms and interdisciplinary subject competencies. Malmö University College also stands for critical thinking and the formulation of alternative and long-ranged solutions to the problems of today. 

www.ruc.dk

Roskilde University (RUC) was founded in 1972 with the objective of implementing the highest levels of research and instruction.

These activities are organised throughout six institutions that offer numerous degree programmes at Bachelor’s, Master’s and Ph.D. levels. 9,186 students (as of autumn semester 2005) are enrolled at the university.